The first half of the star’s Prime Video documentary ends on a tense moment
*Warning: Contains spoilers for Season 2 of Molly-Mae: Behind It All*
Molly-Mae Hague’s supporters have been left hanging as the newest episode of her popular reality show concluded with a nail-biting cliffhanger.
The second series of the Love Island favourite and social media star’s Prime Video documentary, Molly-Mae: Behind It All, dropped today (October 18), exploring her widely-publicised reconciliation with boxer Tommy Fury alongside her challenges juggling her career with being a mum.
Just like the first series, the new season has been divided into two parts with only the opening three episodes currently available to viewers. Episodes four to six will arrive in 2026, though a precise release date hasn’t been confirmed.
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Amongst the bombshells in the opening half is the revelation that Molly-Mae hires a nanny to help her and Tommy look after their two year old daughter Bambi – something the influencer had kept secret despite widespread rumours, reports OK!
“There’s always been a bit of speculation about Bambi’s childcare and me having a nanny, but I never really knew how much of like a big thing it was gonna become. I guess I just shied away from it. I think I got a bit too scared to actually talk about it,” she admits.
“I shied away from talking about it because the last thing I wanted to do was make any other mum feel like invalid.”
She also disclosed how her now notorious remark about everyone having the “same 24 hours in the day” to accomplish success resulted in death threats, and admitted she had “accepted and realised that that was wrong.”
The celebrity featured on Steven Bartlett’s Diary of a CEO podcast in 2022 where she implied anyone could climb to success if they desired it sufficiently.
Behind It All Season 2’s ending explained
The series’ most gripping moment arguably occurs in Episode 3, when Molly-Mae chooses to take the leap and strut down the L’Oreal catwalk in Paris after previously declining the chance last year due to devastating confidence struggles.
Yet when her ensemble for the 2025 show arrives, she breaks down in tears, voicing her strong dislike for the figure-hugging long-sleeved dress and the thigh-high split that exposes her leg. She then declares she feels on the verge of a panic attack whilst her sister, mum and manager look on helplessly.
The episode concludes with manager Francesca questioning whether Molly-Mae believes she can proceed with the runway appearance, whilst simultaneously making urgent calls about potential backstage alterations following the influencer’s complaints that the garment was loose-fitting.
For viewers unable to wait until 2026’s final three episodes, the outcome has been widely documented. Indeed, Molly-Mae shared on her Instagram that she ultimately did walk the show, posting a snap of herself grinning in the very gown she originally despised.
“This year I said yes to the catwalk… I wanted to show myself and Bambi that the things that feel the scariest often become the most special moments,” she shared in her post.
During a recent Q&A session before the episodes aired, she reflected on the pivotal moment, stating: “Life is just very different now and I did find the confidence this year that I didn’t have last year.
“I’m kind of also glad I didn’t say yes the year before because I needed to do some growth, I needed to work on myself and I didn’t want to step out with a false confidence that I didn’t really have.”
The first three episodes of Molly-Mae: Behind It All are now streaming on Prime Video. Part two will be available in 2026.
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